Peruvian Register of Marine Species
PeRMS source details
North Atlantic
Laonice Malmgren, 1867 (original description)
Polynoidae Kinberg, 1856 (additional source)
Prionospio Malmgren, 1867 (original description)
Sigalionidae Kinberg, 1856 (redescription)
Malmgren (1867) oddly has Sars as author of "Nerine foliosa" in the species headline although Malmgren was well ... [details]
Audouin & Milne Edwards (1833) are historically credited with the family name, and their usage seems like a ... [details]
Malmgren (1867) credits Cuvier with the name Eunice gigantea, but this is not correct (as extensively discussed by ... [details]
While Malmgren is credited with authorship, much earlier Quatrefages (1848:50) had used the informal 'Hermelliens' ... [details]
As noted by Rouse & Pleijel (2001) the author of the first usage as a family should be Kinberg (1856), not Malmgren ... [details]
Original diagnosis by Malmgren (1867: 52): "Tentacula longitudinem lobi cephalici aequantia. Palpi cylindrici ... [details]
Original diagnosis by Malmgren (1867: 50): "Corpus sublineare postice attenuatum. Pedes per totum corpus aequales ... [details]
Original diagnosis by Malmgren (1867: 93): ''Corpus elongatum sublineare postice sensim paullum attenuatam. Lobus ... [details]
The generic name Anaitis derives from the mythology, designating an Iranian goddess, 'Anahita', referred by the ... [details]
Malmgren (1867) has given a footnote to the heading of 'Ceratocephale' in which he indicates the two Greek words ... [details]
The name of the genus Chaetosyllis is composed by the New Latin word derived from the Greek chaeta, meaning ... [details]
The species is dedicated to Anders Sandøe Ørsted (= Anders Sandoe Oersted, or Anders Sandö Örsted), (b. ... [details]
Malmgren p.96 (book version of article, or 206 in journal) gives the derivation from Greek in a footnote. ... [details]
The name of the genus Genetyllis refers to the by-name of Aphrodite (Malmgren, 1867: 19), the goddess of love and ... [details]
Not stated, uncertain. Laonice could refer to the character Laonice, sister of Timagène and confident of ... [details]
"Λεοντίς, ή, nom. propr." (Malmgren, 1867: footnote on 52). Further details concerning the etymology are ... [details]
Leucia is derived from Greek. Malmgren gives a transliteration as a Greek word, but not the meaning. [details]
Malmgren (1867: 101) has a footnote giving a Greek alphabet version of Myrio Chele, but he does not provide a ... [details]
Prionospio is composed by the Greek noun prion, meaning 'saw', followed by the name of the genus Spio Fabricius, ... [details]
The species is named in honour of Professor Johannes Japetus Smith Steenstrup (b. Vang, Thy, Denmark, 8 March 1813 ... [details]
Chaetozone is feminine, as both Greek words are feminine and Malmgren used a feminine ending for C. setosa, the ... [details]
Feminine as 'chele' is feminine in Greek. This is consistent with the endings used by subsequent authors. [details]
Feminine. Names ending in Spio, named after a female mythological entity, must be feminine, and Prionospio ... [details]
Scolelepis appears to be feminine as treated by Blainville originally (modifying 'squamosus' [sic] to 'squamosa' ... [details]
Scolelepis is feminine, as treated by Blainville originally, and the code in Art. 30 gives -lepis as feminine as an ... [details]
Fide Banse (1977) Ceratocephala Malmgren 1867 is preoccupied by Ceratocephala Warder, 1838, Trilobita (see Moore, ... [details]
Unreplaced junior homonym to Praxithea Thomson, 1864 in Insecta (Leiper, 1908 and Nomenclator Zoologicus p. 886). [details]
Malmgren (1867:101) used Ammocharidae for the two genera Ammochares (a record of Ammochares assimilis Sars) and his ... [details]
Malmgren (1867) replacement name for Northia Johnston, which is a junior homonym to the mollusc Northia Grey, 1847 [details]
Malmgren (1867:79) used "Spaerodoridae" [sic, in capitals with ligature ae] for the family name for Ephesia ... [details]
Malmgren (1867:107) created subfamilies off Terebellidae, but used his Amphitritinae (Amphitrite) instead of ... [details]
from the 1860's authors changed Grube's new combination spelling of Autolytus prolifera to A. prolifer, in ... [details]
Ceratocephala is incorrect. The original spelling was Ceratocephale. Banse (1977) explains the details. [details]
The correct (original) spelling was 'Ceratocephale' but 'Ceratocephala' (qv entry) became widely used, because the ... [details]
Malmgren (1867: 52) misspelled the specific epithet in the new combination as "dumerili". [details]
Unavailable subsequent 'improved' spelling by Malmgren of Naineris Blainville, 1828 [details]
The name Serpula contortuplicata has been used by various authors for various taxa, mostly for what is now Serpula ... [details]
The genus Chaetosyllis was described with base on epitokous stolons of both sexes. [details]
Malmgren (1867:89) recognised that Aonis foliosa of Audouin & Milne Edwards (1833) was a Nerine (later a synonym of ... [details]
Malmgren used Hermellidae (apparently a modification of Hermellacea Grube), but used Sabellaria as the valid genus, ... [details]
The genus Laonice is established briefly by Malmgren (1867: 91), stating that the species Scolecolepis cirrata ''Ad ... [details]
Arctic Ocean, off the northern coast of Spitsbergen, far from land (geocoordinates not provided, estimated with ... [details]
Type species Polynoe elegans Grube 1840 (by monotypy) [details]